With the development of progress, cases of diseases of the organ of vision have become more frequent. This is due to the introduction of technical innovations into our life. Therefore, physiotherapy for the eyes is becoming popular. They help to maintain the ability to see without resorting to surgery.
The main causes of eye diseases are eye strain. Many people work in front of monitors, which worsen their eyesight every day. To avoid this, it is necessary to perform special exercises. And if the disease does arise, the methods of physiotherapy should be considered first.
Electrophoresis
Electrophoresis is used as physiotherapy for myopia, pathologies of the corneal epithelium, hemorrhages in the organ of vision, trauma, inflammatory disease or dystrophy of the retina. The procedure requires a source of electric current and a drug that can decompose into ions. The most commonly used solutions are potassium iodide (2% from the cathode) and calcium chloride (supplied from the anode). Sometimes novocaine, atropine and even antibiotics (all from the anode) are administered in this way.
The action of electrophoresis stimulates nerve cells and accelerates the resorption of stagnation. It increases blood flow to the retina and the ciliary muscle, which is responsible for the accommodation of the lens. That is why this technique is widely used for myopia.
In ophthalmology, the procedure is carried out using a rod with an electrode attached to it. It is applied on the outside of each eye - first the right, then the left. The patient performs these actions as long as the indicator is flashing. In this way iodine is introduced. The current strength for each patient is selected individually, based on his age, sex, general condition and specific disease. No painful or unpleasant sensations occur during electrophoresis.
The possibility of undesirable reactions with this method of treatment is minimized. Other methods of performing the procedure include:
- bath electrode method: performed on an open eyelid, suitable for pathologies of the eyeball;
- endonasal: the posterior pole of the organ of vision is subjected to electrophoresis (riboflavin is injected);
- cervical collar impact.
The endonasal method is especially effective. Before the procedure, the nose must be rinsed with an isotonic solution so that the mucus does not affect the action of the current. Then cotton wool turundas are moistened with an active substance and inserted into the nostrils using tweezers. In this case, the patient takes a horizontal position. The electrode is fixed at the ends of the turunda. This exposes the back of the eye that is inaccessible to other treatments.
Despite the relative safety and the absence of side effects, electrophoresis cannot be performed on all patients. It is not prescribed for:
- increased pressure inside the eye;
- acute course of the disease;
- the presence of a large amount of discharge of a mucopurulent nature;
- maceration of the eyelids;
- damage to the skin at the site of application of the electrodes;
- corneal erosion;
- pronounced atherosclerotic changes in the walls of blood vessels;
- irritation of the eyelids;
- oncological diseases;
- pathologies of the blood coagulation system;
- the presence of an individual reaction to an electric current or a drug used.
In some cases, medications can be replaced, for example, if you are allergic to one of them (0.5% solution of nicotinic acid and 1-2% solution of no-shpy). The drugs are administered not only by electrophoresis, but also taken orally as prescribed by an ophthalmologist. The course of treatment is from 10 to 20 sessions, depending on the methodology of the physiotherapy.
Electrophoresis can be combined with green light photochromotherapy. This will enhance the result. At the same time, the effect of medicinal substances on the body will be minimal, which reduces the possibility of side effects.
Centimeter wave therapy
This method of physiotherapy is carried out using the action of an electromagnetic field in the centimeter range. During the treatment, heat is generated, which accelerates blood flow by vasodilation. This increases the supply of oxygen and improves the trophism of the tissues of the eye. At the same time, muscle spasm is relieved, tension decreases and the feeling of fatigue disappears.
For centimeter wave therapy, electrodes made in the form of a half mask are used. They are placed on the eye area and set the desired parameters on the device. The patient feels warm, but should not feel a burning sensation. Otherwise, stop the procedure or reduce the amperage.
The duration of therapy is up to 10 minutes. The procedures are carried out every day, in a course of 10-12 sessions. This amount is sufficient to achieve a therapeutic effect. Physiotherapeutic effects of this type are contraindicated in patients with cataracts, thyrotoxicosis, glaucoma, epilepsy, hypersensitivity to electric current, pregnancy or the presence of a pacemaker and other electronic prostheses.
Magnetotherapy
For the procedure, devices are used that create a low-frequency magnetic field. It can be of two types - on the neck-collar area and on the eyes. The exposure time is 15 minutes. The course of treatment is from 10 to 15 sessions, depending on the type of pathology, the patient's condition, his age and sex characteristics.
Magnet therapy is indicated for keratitis, blepharitis, keratoconus, uveitis, degenerative changes in the retina, complications after surgery, spasm of accommodation, incomplete atrophy of the nerve responsible for vision, exophthalmos. The procedure is not performed in the presence of a foreign inclusion inside the eye, frequent hemorrhages in the organ of vision, hemorrhagic vasculitis, decompensated glaucoma, and a tendency to seizures. Subject to the rules for conducting and prescribing physiotherapy, the method provides a high percentage of recovery.
Laser therapy
The therapeutic effect of infrared radiation is provided by the influence of a low-intensity laser. It opens the pores of the cell membranes, helping the fluid to circulate freely within the eye. This speeds up blood flow and reduces inflammatory reactions.
The laser beam is directed into the eye through the pupil and hits the ciliary muscle. In this case, the patient is in glasses and sees only flashes of red light. The procedure improves vision and strengthens the muscle frame. In this way, astigmatism and hyperopia can be treated. Most often, infrared therapy is carried out for children and adolescents under 16 years of age. She shows the best results for them.
UFO
Ultraviolet radiation is of two types - natural and artificial. But if the first eye is usually protected, then the second can be used as a therapy. It has antimicrobial effect and can heal eye infections without the need for antibiotics.
Most often, ultraviolet therapy is prescribed for eye inflammation, allergic reactions, trachoma and other problems of infectious genesis. However, radiation can provoke a relapse of chronic diseases. Therefore, this technique of physiotherapy is not used in the presence of a focus of tuberculosis in the lungs, fever of unknown etiology and other signs of intoxication.
The radiation dosage increases gradually, from session to session. This avoids possible complications after the procedure. To protect the tissues of the eye, special dark brown glasses are put on the eyes during physiotherapy.
Purple glasses must not be used to protect against ultraviolet rays! They contribute to the formation of free radicals that damage the retina of the eye.
To avoid allergic reactions, a skin test is performed before the procedure. For this, the skin of the forearm is used. During the test, a different dose of radiation is set, which allows you to calculate the optimal strength of the effect.
UHF
This method of physiotherapy involves exposure to an ultra-high frequency electric field. It can be impulsive or continuous. As a result, heat is generated, due to which the treatment is carried out. The duration of the procedure is from 5 to 10 minutes, the frequency of repetition is every day. In total, you need to go through 7 to 15 sessions. If during irradiation the patient is disturbed by unpleasant sensations, it is possible to take a break of 1 day between procedures.
UHF treatment is not carried out in the presence of hypertension, metal structures in the field of radiation, hemorrhage, oncological process, fever of any etiology, angiopathy, glaucoma, diabetes mellitus, encapsulated inflammation with the release of pus. But it helps with penetrating eye injuries complicated by infection, the presence of an inflammatory process of a purulent nature (barley, dacryocystitis, phlegmonous lesion of the lacrimal sac), endophthalmitis, keratouveitis with purulent contents, viral damage to the organ of vision.
Diadynamic therapy
Diadynamic therapy is carried out using half-sinusoidal pulse currents of a constant nature, the frequency of which ranges from 50 to 100 Hz. It accelerates the movement of lymph and blood, improves trophism and reduces pain. At the same time, visual fatigue disappears.
To be treated with diadynamic currents, an apparatus with plate electrodes is needed. They are placed on the eyelids, over an ion exchange membrane or a special hydrophilic pad. The parameters are selected by the doctor individually, and then the procedure can be carried out at home using a mobile device. The total duration of exposure is 10 minutes. The course consists of 8-15 sessions.
Diadynamic therapy is used for myopia (vision with a minus sign), episcleritis, keratitis, corneal dystrophy, violation of the innervation of the eye, paresis of the muscles of the visual analyzer. Physiotherapy is not performed for thrombophlebitis, epilepsy, the presence of injuries and hemorrhages, purulent inflammation, an individual reaction to an electric current. The procedure may have little effect if it is not supported by eye gymnastics and adherence to a reading and resting regimen. To improve the result, Taurine drops are used according to the scheme prescribed by the ophthalmologist.
Ultrasound therapy
For treatment, ultrasonic waves are used, with a frequency of more than 20 kHz. The procedure is prescribed by a physiotherapist, but it can be done at home. To do this, you need to purchase a mobile device at the pharmacy that can generate oscillations with specified characteristics.
Ultrasound therapy is indicated for patients with iridocyclitis, keratitis, conjunctivitis, corneal infiltration or scars on it, opacity of the vitreous body or cornea of various origins, bleeding into the anterior chamber or vitreous body, scarring skin changes on the eyelids after burns, surgery, inflammation or trauma defeats. The waves emitted by the device trigger metabolic processes, improve blood supply and accelerate tissue repair. They help relieve spasms and keep the eye muscles working properly.
The device for the procedure resembles binoculars. Before exposure, the eyelids are moistened with a liquid preparation or water, depending on the indication. This allows the waves to penetrate into the interior of the eye. Then the device is brought to the place of exposure, pressed tightly and left for a certain time. It usually takes 3 to 5 minutes.
The therapeutic course consists of 8-10 procedures, the frequency of carrying out - every day. This method of treatment is not suitable for the owners of thrombophlebitis, cardiovascular pathologies of moderate and higher degree, oncological diseases, endocrine disorders, low intraocular pressure, fibroplastic transformations of the vitreous body. Also, ultrasound is contraindicated in case of threatening or existing retinal detachment, recurrent bleeding, severely sclerosed vessels of the organ of vision, oncological diseases and the presence of a foreign body in the eye cavity.
Color therapy
This treatment is called pulse color stimulation. It is used to treat eye diseases of various kinds, depending on which the leading color is chosen. The positive effect is achieved due to the influence on the receptors (cones), lens, cornea and iris of impulses emanating from different shades. Usually green, orange, blue and red are used.
Colors with a red tint, which includes orange, increase blood flow, improve vision, and increase the sensitivity of the cones to the perception of the picture. Blue, on the contrary, calms, lowers the pressure inside the eye, adjusts to sleep. And green acts on the biological rhythm of the analyzer, improves trophism and improves the movement of fluid in the organ of vision, as well as blood circulation in the brain structures. This shade slows down the heart rate and breathing rate, which promotes relaxation and increased alertness. It also has a positive effect on emotional well-being, memory and the ability to concentrate.
For the procedure, the "ASIR" device is used, the work of which is determined by a person and controlled by a mechanism. In this case, the patient puts on glasses, on which there are lamps, the glasses of which are covered with filters of the desired shade. The exposure time is set on the computer part. It is prescribed in accordance with the nature of the damage and the age of the patient.
Usually the time of one light flash is 2 seconds. The whole procedure takes about 8 minutes. At the end of it, the tone of the autonomic ganglia changes, as well as blood pressure, heart rate and speed of response to stimuli. As a result of treatment, vision improves by 0.15 diopters, and after a month rises by 0.2. At the same time, patients say that they began to see the world brighter and more colorful. A repetition of the course of therapy is possible after 1-2 months.
Contraindications to physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is the safest way to affect tissue. But it still has a number of contraindications. These include:
- blood pathology;
- the presence of an oncological process or a tendency to it;
- diseases of the blood coagulation system;
- failure of the heart above the second degree;
- fever of any etiology and nature.
If you have symptoms of one of the conditions, it is worth choosing another method of treatment. It may have more risks for other indicators, but should be resolved with the existing pathology. This will provide the best therapy result and avoid the consequences of improperly prescribed procedures.
Magnetic therapy at home and in a hospital is an almost universal method of treating diseases of various organs and systems. Home magnetotherapy does not cause practically any problems associated with other physiotherapeutic methods, and even not the most prosperous person can buy a magnetotherapy apparatus - prices for them start from 2,500 rubles. The indications of magnetotherapy, in which cases magnetotherapy is contraindicated - the instructions for the devices list along with the methods of use. And it is impossible not to pay attention to the fact that the list of indications significantly exceeds the list of diseases and conditions for which magnetotherapy is prohibited. Contraindications to the procedure barely exceed a dozen points, while recommendations for its implementation go beyond a hundred.
Application in this field of medicine
Ophthalmic diseases are no exception: magnetotherapy is widely used against them. The procedures are usually done not using standard home devices, such as AMT-01 or Almag, but using specialized devices. One of them is the AMO-Atos device with the Amblio-1 attachment.
When does magnetotherapy help?
- Application for edematous exophthalmos contributes to the rapid elimination of excess fluid and the reduction of edema.
- With glaucoma, magnetotherapy also removes excess fluid. Magnet treatment also increases the effectiveness of medications used to lower intraocular pressure.
- You can buy a magnetotherapy device as an aid in the treatment of amblyopia and myopia. The positive effect of a magnetic field on tissues is not able to reverse the pathological process, but it stops the development of diseases.
- Inflammatory diseases of all parts of the eye, from conjunctivitis to iridocyclitis, are successfully affected by the apparatus. Twelve procedures will clearly demonstrate whether magnetotherapy is helping - these diseases develop rapidly and disappear just as quickly with proper treatment.
- Since the regenerative processes are activated after magnetotherapy, it is often recommended to carry out a course of procedures during the rehabilitation period after some time after surgery.
- The magnetotherapy deserved the most positive reviews in the use of eyelid diseases: barley, chalazion.
An important advantage that, regardless of whether Almag, AMO-Atos or AMT is used, magnetotherapy differs from many other methods of physiotherapy - its rather deep penetrating ability. During the procedure, contact of the applicator with the eye is not required, the magnetic field easily passes through the eyelid and protective gauze bandage.
Need to know
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For the treatment of pathologies of the organs of vision, various physiotherapy techniques are used. Magnetotherapy for the eyes has anti-inflammatory, analgesic and decongestant effects. Physiotherapy improves trophism, stimulates tissue regeneration, and improves local blood flow.
Indications for use
Physiotherapy treatment is used for the following pathologies of the organs of vision:
- glaucoma;
- myopia;
- hyperopia;
- cataract;
- strabismus;
- optic nerve atrophy;
- phlegmon;
- astigmatism;
- barley;
- chalazion;
- keratitis;
- amblyopia;
- children's myopia;
- Adie Holmes syndrome;
- uveitis;
- episcleritis;
- spasm of accommodation;
- iridocyclitis;
- clouding of the cornea;
- hemophthalmus;
- clouding of CT;
- cicatricial changes in the eyelids;
- adhesive processes;
- macular degeneration;
- chorioretinitis;
- retinopathy, etc.
Physiotherapy methods and general provisions
Physiotherapy procedures are prescribed individually, depending on the diagnosis.
For eye diseases, the following physiological methods in ophthalmology are used:
- electrophoresis;
- mechanotherapy;
- phonophoresis;
- electrical stimulation;
- laser therapy;
- phototherapy;
- magnet treatment;
- magnetophoresis;
- diadynamophoresis;
- quantum therapy, etc.
Electrophoresis
The technique is considered widespread and represents a physicochemical combination of exposure to solutions of medications with a constant electric current.
During electromilling, galvanic reactions occur, heat is generated and the pH of the medium changes. Ions are redistributed in cells, contributing to the formation and activation of biochemically active elements. The appearance of reactions stimulates microcirculation, activates metabolic processes and secretory activity of the glands, and increases the permeability of the blood-ophthalmic barrier. Electrophoresis is used to eliminate dystrophic ailments of the eyes and chronic pathological conditions.
Mechanotherapy
The procedure stimulates blood circulation, improving tissue nutrition. This type of physical therapy consists of the following methods:
- massage;
- vibrotherapy, including phonophoresis.
Zones of vacuum and compression at the level of cells and subcells alternate, resulting in the effect of variable acoustic pressure. Ultrasound helps relieve inflammation and has an antispasmodic, analgesic, metabolic and defibrosing effect. A procedure is prescribed for the following ailments:
- chalazion;
- dystrophic processes;
- cicatricial diseases of the skin of the eyelids.
Phonophoresis
Physiotherapy consists in the simultaneous acoustic effect of ultra-high frequency vibrations and the use of medications. Ophthalmic physiotherapy has an anti-inflammatory, metabolic, antispasmodic, analgesic and defibrosing effect. Indications for use:
- chalazion;
- cicatricial lesions of the eyelid skin;
- opacity of the cornea;
- adhesions after surgery;
- fibrotic disorders of the lining of blood vessels and retina;
- macular degeneration.
UHF for eyes
A popular treatment for barley. The organ of vision is exposed to electric fields with ultrahigh frequency. This leads to oscillation of ions, rotation of dipole molecules and polarization of dielectric particles. As a result, the formation of intracellular heat occurs, the level of which is influenced by the dielectric properties and electrical conductivity of tissues. UHF is used for the following pathologies:
- dacryocystitis;
- barley;
- keratitis;
- uveitis.
Electrostimulation
The effect of weak impulses of electric current with a certain sequence and structure on the neuromuscular and sensory tissues of the eye, functional induction with excessive anabolism is carried out. As a result, the activity of structures that have retained their viability is restored with a decrease in the conduction of nerve impulses. Laser therapy is suitable for treating vision disorders in adults.
This is one of the most accessible and effective techniques that can solve the problems of refractive errors - myopia in children and adults, astigmatism and hyperopia. In laser treatment, coherent monochromatic radiation from a generator irradiates specific areas of the eye. There is a photodynamic effect that activates the cellular nuclear apparatus and intracellular enzyme systems.
Physiotherapy helps relieve pain, cramps, and inflammation. Physiotherapy helps to eliminate puffiness, restore tissue, increase local immunity, and improve trophism. To irradiate different areas of the eye, laser devices are used that have different types of radiation. The duration of the course is up to 10 sessions. Indications for use:
- blepharitis;
- barley;
- keratitis;
- corneal ulcers;
- inflammatory diseases of the eyelids;
- accommodation spasms;
- retinal degeneration.
Recently, ophthalmologists are increasingly using physiotherapy to solve and prevent vision problems. When is it most effective?
Consults a specialist of the highest category, ophthalmologist of the Center for Family Ophthalmology in Moscow Natalia Nikolaevna Chernyaeva.
Laser stimulation
Who might need it?
People with progressive myopia, optic atrophy, hyperopia, and astigmatism.
How is it useful?
Laser energy improves the blood supply to the eye, activates the work of the optic muscles. The procedure has a beneficial effect on the central area of the retina, improving the condition of the cells located there. This improves visual acuity.
How long does the treatment take?
A laser therapy course usually consists of 10 procedures. The doctor determines their duration individually for each person.
How is the procedure going?
It depends on which laser machine is being used. In the first case, a person himself holds a laser tube in his hands and, under the supervision of a doctor, brings it to his eyes. In the second, he puts on glasses with a built-in laser device and looks at the red flashes.
Laser stimulation should not be performed if intracranial pressure is increased or if there are neoplasms. Those who have previously had seizures should be careful. In this case, before starting treatment, it is necessary to obtain permission from a neurologist.
During menopause, many have other complications - pressure rises after the procedure, headaches appear. Therefore, laser stimulation for women at this age is prescribed much less frequently.
Electrostimulation
Who might need it?
With progressive myopia, persistent decrease in vision, spasm of the eye muscles.
How is it useful?
With the help of alternating electric current, retinal cells are activated, blood supply to the muscle that controls the lens improves. This helps to better perceive light, trains the eye, makes it less stressful to transfer the gaze from a long distance to a near one.
How long does the treatment take?
The "dose" of exposure, as in the case of laser stimulation, is determined based on the sensitivity of the person. On average, the procedure lasts 8 minutes.
How is the procedure going?
The main task of a person is to hold an electrode in his hand and apply it to the outer corner of the eyelid. For the best effect, a damp cloth is applied to this place.
First, the procedure is performed on the right eye and then on the left eye. Stimulation of other active zones is also possible. During treatment, a person "sees" bluish flashes before the eyes.
In what cases is it undesirable?
Contraindications are the same as for laser stimulation. The only addition: electrotherapy is carried out especially carefully for meteosensitive people.
Magnetic stimulation
Who might need it?
People with progressive myopia, persistent decreased vision, and after eye inflammation or injury
How is it useful?
The magnetic field increases metabolic activity. Under the influence of a magnet, the blood vessels of the eye expand, the nutrition of the nerve cells improves.
How long does the treatment take?
The course usually lasts 2-3 weeks and includes 10 to 20 procedures. Each of them lasts approximately 10 minutes.
How is the procedure going?
A person applies a small box-emitter to the place where the maximum impact is needed. This can be the area near the eye, temple, or the back of the head.
Sometimes electrophoresis is used along with magnetic stimulation. In this case, thanks to magnetic radiation through the electrodes, a drug is locally injected, which has a stimulating, resorbing, healing or anti-inflammatory effect.
In what cases is it undesirable?
If magnetic stimulation is used in combination with electrophoresis, special attention should be paid to the condition of the skin. There should be no irritation, wounds or damage on it.
Chromostimulation
Who might need it?
If the eyes are too strained, they quickly get tired or redden. It works well for progressive myopia, decreased visual acuity and spasm of the eye muscles. But in these cases, it is most often used as an adjunct to laser or electrotherapy.
How is it useful?
Light pulses of a certain color fall on the retina, cornea, lens and iris. If the signals are red or orange, blood circulation in the eyeball improves, and the sensitivity of the retinal receptors increases. If green or blue -
Intraocular pressure decreases, visual tension is relieved.
How long does the treatment take?
If chromotherapy is used in combination with laser or electrical stimulation, the course duration is 10 procedures. When using only chromotherapy, a little more. The procedure takes 10 minutes.
How is the procedure going?
A person needs to wear special glasses with bulbs and replaceable filters of different colors. After that, the duration of the light signal is set on the electronic control unit. It is selected individually for everyone, mainly depending on age.
In what cases is it undesirable?
This method is quite mild, therefore, there are few contraindications to its use. However, chromostimulation should not be given to people with epilepsy.
Magnetotherapy is one of the most effective treatments for many ophthalmic diseases. It affects the body at the molecular, submolecular and subcellular levels and consists in the use of intermittent, pulsed and constant low frequency fields.
Weakened patients, elderly patients and children are equally well tolerated by magnetotherapy. In some cases (for example, with eye injuries), this technique is, in principle, the only possible treatment option. The magnetic field easily passes through the dressing and the closed eyelid, without requiring direct contact with the magnetic element, which greatly facilitates such a procedure.
Influencing the eye, magnetotherapy allows you to solve several problems:
- reduces edema and infiltration of the corneal wound edges;
- promotes the resorption of exudate in the anterior chamber of the eye (the space between the cornea and the iris, filled with intraocular fluid);
- reduces intraocular pressure;
- accelerates the regeneration processes.
Who is recommended for procedures using a magnetic field?
The magnetic field is used in the treatment of retinal dystrophy and vascular diseases, optic nerve atrophy, penetrating wounds and corneal erosion, as well as amblyopia (the so-called "lazy eye" - functional impairment of vision) in children.
Are there any contraindications?
Treatment with a magnetic field should not be carried out if the patient has malignant neoplasms, acute purulent processes, severe hypotension (low blood pressure).
Magnetic field + medicines
Today, such a method of treating ophthalmic diseases as magnetophoresis is widely used - a method that allows you to combine drug treatment with exposure to a magnetic field.
In the multidisciplinary medical center Best Clinic, there are 4 programs of complex apparatus for the treatment of visual impairments. An important component of each of them is the use of a magnetic field with the drug Taufon.
Taufon action
The main component of this drug is taurine. Our body produces this amino acid on its own and it is extremely important for the normal metabolism of eye tissues. However, under the influence of certain unfavorable factors, this process can be disrupted, which requires the restoration of the amount of taurine with the help of drugs.
Among such means, Taufon is one of the most effective. It promotes regeneration processes in the eyeball and in some cases is even able to stop degenerative changes.
Taufon is prescribed for the treatment of the following diseases:
- cataract (in the treatment of pathology, as well as after operations on the lens);
- diseases of the cornea (has a supportive effect, reduces the patient's discomfort);
- glaucoma (reduces intraocular pressure);
- retinal degeneration (helps to strengthen blood vessels);
- in case of eye injuries (restores the cornea, prevents retinal clouding and hemorrhage, reducing the risk of serious complications).
Taufon is also prescribed to those patients who have undergone eye surgery.
Complex impact
The combination of the capabilities of the magnetic field and the action of the Taufon drug can significantly increase the effectiveness of therapy for such refractive pathologies as: myopia (myopia), hyperopia (farsightedness), astigmatism (violation of the sphericity of the cornea), presbyopia (age-related farsightedness - sclerotic changes in the lens).
How does this happen?
The procedure involves the introduction of the drug Taufon into the eye tissue by means of a low-frequency magnetic field - its waves literally "push" the drug molecules deep into the organ. Thus, the effectiveness of the drug, and hence the entire complex of apparatus treatment, is significantly increased.
The patient is buried with Taufon and a special magnetic element is applied to the place where the maximum impact is needed (near the eye, temple, back of the head). The procedure can take up to 20 minutes and does not require any special preparation from the patient.
Each of the complexes for the treatment of visual impairments at Best Clinic includes 10 magnetic field procedures with the drug Taufon.
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